CSB Specific Dropbox Folders

The SOR Support Team at Omni uses Dropbox folders to share with each CSB/Agency for information including:

  1. Baseline, 6-month, Annual, and Record Closeout tracking with open window dates and completions of each timepoint for clients (Coming soon: the Weekly SUPRT Tracking Sheet Overview)

  2. Monthly Progress Reports with high-level data on progress related to all SUPRT timepoints for your CSB/Agency

  3. Secured data-related communications (when necessary)

For more information on understanding and using the data in your Dropbox folder, please see the below community forum recording and slides:

Dropbox Access Resource:

Please click here to view a resource with guidance on accessing and setting up your CSB’s Dropbox folder!

Accessing your CSB’s Dropbox folder with your existing account:

Previously, links to CSB’s Dropbox folders have been shared on this page. Due to changes to Dropbox’s sharing privileges, links to specific CSB folders are no longer available. Instead, please follow these directions to access your agency’s Dropbox folder at www.Dropbox.com:

Need access to your CSB’s Dropbox folder?

Please fill out this form to have the TA team provide you access to your CSB’s Dropbox folder.

Getting access to your CSB’s Dropbox Folder:

If you need access to your CSB’s Dropbox folder, please fill out the Request TA Form to have the TA Team add your email address to the CSB’s shared Dropbox folder. You will then receive an email from Dropbox with a link to access the Dropbox folder. Please follow the below instructions to set up the Dropbox folder in your Dropbox account (depending on whether you already have a Dropbox account set up with your email address). Please view OMNI’s full Dropbox resource guide here. As always, please email us at SORSupport@omni.org with any questions.

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